While daydreaming at work a problem came up. If if were to get an altitude tent which i ma not in the near future, how would this affect my cat. he sleps next to me every night without fail. would this be safe for him? I would assume so since people in denver have cats. He is already super fast and active would this make him super kitty? lol
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Re: altitude tents and pets? [nos306stang]
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Yes. You would, in fact, have super kitty.
Able to leap onto high tables in a single bound. Faster than a loco mouse.
Of course, this may mean that super kitty (SK) may spend more time licking itself (because it can) and more time looking at you with total disgust (because it is a cat).
Feel free to start work on that cape and booties for SK. The world will be a better place.
:) -- this implies that all this was said in jest, except for the licking part.
Able to leap onto high tables in a single bound. Faster than a loco mouse.
Of course, this may mean that super kitty (SK) may spend more time licking itself (because it can) and more time looking at you with total disgust (because it is a cat).
Feel free to start work on that cape and booties for SK. The world will be a better place.
:) -- this implies that all this was said in jest, except for the licking part.
Re: altitude tents and pets? [nos306stang]
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I know a guy whoe sleeps with his dog in his tent. When he told me the dog would do 10-20 mile runs with him I was pretty impressed, then he also mentioned that he has a 25 mile mountain bike trail he likes to ride and the dog run the 25 mile trail with him while he rides his bike I was really impressed.
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Did you ever get the altitude tent? And if so how did the cat do?